does it go in behind the wheel or snap on? I have three that fit inside the wheel and that is what I need, it is for a 3/4 ton 1970 gmc pickup.
24397
No. It just snaps in from the outside. The wheel has a groove that the cap snaps in to. They snap in pretty tight if they are in properly
1990212
The ball on the stem of the mount should snap into the hole in the back of your GPS. The fit is tight but it should snap right on.
1759359
They do snap in. You have to push in hard and you'll hear them snap. It takes a little bit of muscle but works great.
1395473
They just snap on. Don't worry if you only have two spots to connect them to, you only need two, if you have three, connect all three for better performance! Doesn't matter which one goes where.
1737945
I had to drill a hole into the plate that holds my wheel (forward of the axle). In order to attach it to the actual axle bolt, I was told I'd need to buy a whole new wheel with a longer axle. Drilling the hole was the best idea and has not compromised the integrity of the steel that holds the wheel in place. Now that I have that set up, its a very fast connect, disconnect. If I could attach a photo I would but I don't see where that's possible.
2063728
It's suppose to snap on. Mine was so warped, it would barely hold together. Anytime we bumped it, it so flimsy, you thought it was going to come apart.
2272889
They get attached with the lug nuts. Notice you are purchasing 1 hub cap. I was hoping to get all 4 when I purchased the product.
932062
No it snaps into the strip on the hood. Easy to install. Just remove clear plastic cover remove old one and snap in new one. My tank had a extra spot for a third light.
2137483
The wheel just pops on. I remember reading a review before I bought it, where a woman was having the same problem because she did not pop it on the right way. I made sure to pay attention to that issue when mine arrived & it took me a couple tries but I got it on the right way & have not had any issues with it at all!
557896
You need the appropriate tool to remove this or to remove one if there is already one on the wheel you are looking to put this on.It will self-tighten once placed on the wheel.
1442624
Should fit OK - if the center of the wheel is below the top of the pickup bed it will fit.
1338967
No, just pop them on. It's just a wheel cover that snaps onto your tire. You can leave your tires original lug nuts on when you go to snap these on.
1224079
You have to press them in to the base far enough to engage the snap ring. If you are pressing them in as far as possible and they are still falling out you may have defective parts. There will becan audible "click" when the wheel casters are all the way in.
1363618
Hi, mine seems to fit on pretty easily. Try turning it a half turn it sits in place but really doesnt snap on.
376270
The lug nut covers do fit on the lug nuts themselves. The fit is quite tight, however, and I had to use a rubber hammer to install them. They give you a clip device to remove them, in case you have to change a tire, but it is not strong enough or sturdy enough to easily remove the covers once they are tightly installed. I had to use a wrench to get them off and then you damage them. I ended up not installing all of them at all because of the difficulty in removing them. Not a good thing to have to do along the side of the road.
1695302
Mine were a little hard to snap in also. I had to really put a lot of pressure to fit in. I used a mallot (hope I spelled correctly). Rubber hammer. :)
464259
They have clips that attach to the outer lip of your steel rim. I encountered a problem where one of the clips was located in the same location as a wheel balance weight. My solution was to remove the hubcap mounting clip in that location. Be aware that these are a tight fit and will require some muscle to instal as you work your way around the wheel one clip at a time.